Read the Chronicle of Innsmouth Mountains of Madness review here, or if you’re stuck, the walkthrough. An essential for fans of Lovecraft games – especially for the point and click fan. A brilliant indie game that tells an epic adventure that somehow manages to cover more than just the two main titles the game borrows from. Lone has wrestled with the Shoggoth up close and lives to tell the tale, but there are side effects.
You play as Lone Carter, a classic dick, but in the detective sense. Lovecraft, PsychoDev’s point and click adventure is reminiscent of all those Sierra games you played of old (or what your folks tell you around the campfire, retelling the days before GameFAQs and subsequent walkthroughs).Ĭhronicle of Innsmouth Mountains of Madness manages to use a spot of Gorilla Glue to press two prominent tales together while being loyal to the source material The catalyst for this feature, and evolving appreciation for H.P. Chronicle of Innsmouth Mountains of Madness Glancing over the screenshots, it looks a bit bland when you have such limited real estate, but honestly, it’s beautifully animated and a delight to play.Ĭheck out The Innsmouth Case review. I think it’s fair to say I was shocked, disgusted, fearful and also in awe at the very many arcs in this text-based adventure. Like a point and click/choose your own adventure, in-jokes and knowing glance at its audience, The Innsmouth Case gives subtle nods to Lovecraft’s fishy tale, even bringing up Dagon but with a Mormon-like twist. Occasionally you will head down a familiar path, but there are so many forks in the road, taking the narrative in so many obscure directions without straying too far from the source material. Chronicle of Innsmouth Mountains of Madnessīased on the book Shadow Over Innsmouth, the sheer volume of choices in this game is superb.It was reprinted in September 1988 and April 1995, and received an ebook release in November 2002. Lovecraft: Bloodcurdling Tales of Horror and the Macabre contains a total of 16 of Lovecraft's most prominent works and is prefaced by an introduction from one of Lovecraft’s protégés, the late American author Robert Bloch, with cover art supplied by Michael Whelan. Lovecraft.įirst published in October 1982 by Del Rey/Ballantine, The Best of H. Lovecraft: Bloodcurdling Tales of Horror and the Macabre is a collection of short stories by the late American author H.
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